Sentence examples for Make a rise from inspiring English sources

It would make a rise in American interest rates all the more urgent.

There would still be transition costs, but these arrangements would make a rise in national saving far more likely.Other changes are needed too, and should be politically possible for a president who says that everything is on the table.

Hugh Robertson, the sports minister, yesterday suggested that none of the unspent budget – currently £377m – would be made available to pay for stadium costs or to help grass-roots sport, despite calls from the likes of the Sports and Recreation Alliance for extra funds so as to capitalise on the Olympic afterglow and help make a rise in participation a reality.

According to the interview, McMahon disliked the idea, but Big Show liked the direction Heyman was heading, and was eager for the opportunity to "make" a rising star like Punk.

Rather, increasing polarisation makes a rise in the perception of "activism" almost inevitable.

Mr. Wright — a former film critic whose debut feature, the powerful 1992 skinhead drama "Romper Stomper," made a rising star of Russell Crowe — isn't just another would-be Quentin Tarantino, piling on gore and self-referential cuteness.

Technically, SPY is making a rising bottoms/rising tops pattern.

A survey from Nationwide building society today showed an unexpected 1.1% rise in house prices in June, making a rate rise next week almost inevitable.

If two critically lauded films make a director "rising," then rising director Steve McQueen premiered his second film, "Shame," at Venice, starring Hollywood's favorite new character actor, Michael Fassbender.

He is not trying to make a soufflé rise twice.

He whispers tips to Dara about how to make a soufflé rise.